Hi Mack,
Not too good at the array/looping stuff (even after all these years
), but I can experiment, see if I can get a small sample to work with a few text input boxes-write them into array on one page, read them back via loop on a second page). Once I can get a basic sample going, I can then apply it more widely.
As part of the script, I need to hide the text box that a variable is displayed in, if the text input box on the previous page is left blank by the user).
Interesting solution here: I found at first that using an "if" statement (for example, if Ltask1 = " " (not "", but a blank caused by " "), TextBox1.Hide() did not work. When I initially hid TextBox1 and set up the script: if != " ", TextBox1.Show(), that worked every time and for multiple variables and text boxes. So, the script may not be able to read a blank, but can recognize when it is not blank.
So, it all works but not as efficiently as an array/loop would work.
Thanks for you help.
Kind Regards,
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